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content/protection/mbweniruinspro/index.md

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 date: 2018-09-14
 updated: 2021-02-20
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-{% row(bgColor="#F2F2F2" margin="moderate" padding="bottom" id="ruins") %}
 
-![Ruins](img/mbweniruins3.jpeg#large)
 
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+{% row(bgColor="#F2F2F2" margin="narrow" padding="both" id="ruins") %}
 
-![Ruins](img/mbweniruins2.jpeg#large)
+![Ruins](img/mbweniruins3.jpeg#mx-auto#medium)
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+![Ruins](img/mbweniruins2.jpeg#mx-auto#medium)
 
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 ### Mbweni Ruins
 
-<p>The Historic Ruins of the Mbweni School for freed slaves founded in 1874, with associations with Sir John Kirk, Zanzibar’s first scientific botanist. Kirk (1832 – 1922) was also instrumental in the ending of the East African Slave Trade. He was resident in Zanzibar for 20 years from 1866-1886.</p>
+The Historic Ruins of the Mbweni School for freed slaves founded in 1874, with associations with Sir John Kirk, Zanzibar’s first scientific botanist. Kirk (1832 – 1922) was also instrumental in the ending of the East African Slave Trade. He was resident in Zanzibar for 20 years from 1866-1886.
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-<p>Near Mbweni Ruins is St John's Anglican Church, another thought-provoking reminder of the colonial missionary era. The caretaker-guide is a direct descendant of a freed slave who became the UMCA's first African deacon (junior priest).</p>
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+Near Mbweni Ruins is St John's Anglican Church, another thought-provoking reminder of the colonial missionary era. The caretaker-guide is a direct descendant of a freed slave who became the UMCA's first African deacon (junior priest).
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-<p>Our aim is to restore the ruins to their old glory and revive it as an education center. We will also integrate the old church.</p>
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+Our aim is to restore the ruins to their old glory and revive it as an education center. We will also integrate the old church.
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